I worked with Harry at the furniture store way back when. I remember him being a hard worker and I learned a lot from him. He was a good guy who did have a great sense of humor. I'm sad to hear of his passing. 

I'm so sorry to hear of Harrys death, I never met anyone in Nam while I was there that enjoyed being there as much as Harry.  I think he made the best of what ever and where ever he was.  He enjoyed life... he will never be forgotten.  My prayers to his daughter and family,  jim a Manchu brother

We have been Harry's neighbor for over 30 years.  He was a funny guy and good neighbor.  We are saddened by his illness and passing.  RIP 🙏 

 I worked with Harry at mallard point.  Didn't know him very well but that first Christmas he gave me a craftmans mechanic tool set. He barely knew me I never forgot it. Me and him we put more than one pontoon deck on we got really good at it.  My dad and Harry we all was pouring new  boat ramp at mallard point. After the 3 truck left we got a call the Bama girl was sinking.  My lazy but thought yes I get to get out of here.  But no my dad  and me got all the gear together sent Harry to save Bama girl.  That was a very long afternoon me and dad pouring that new ramp.   Harry was there for many people.  Very hard worker.  He also a man that took care of his dying mother . It makes me sad he gone. I should have stopped to see him. 

I knew Harry as long ago as our high school days. In recent years, I enjoyed seeing him at the marina, around Cullman, and this past Spring when he was buying tomato plants. My sincere condolences,
Jan Berry Barnett

Harry was the funniest guy at times. He was willing to learn and a hard worker. He worked with my father, Leonard, at Mallard Point. He would make me go get him tools when he was working on a boat.  He was very kind. He spoke highly of his daughter to me. I remember thinking I hope one day my dad speaks as highly of me as he did of Heather. 

I had the honor of serving with Harry in Vietnam.  He was a good soldier and had a great sense of humor.  He was the RTO (carried the radio) when I served with him.  "Keep Up the Fire" in heaven Harry.  Praying for comfort for the family.

Heather (Roy) Manley

Hunter Manley, Ty Manley

David (Mary Lou) Allred

Emmett and Margaret Allred

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Harry Jackson Allred

February 13, 1950 – August 27, 2021

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